Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=2FhoQ7aRnbd Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Axios Hack - A SEEK Bytes Special Episode [noXBEkoUrNJ] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Tag: #Minaccia, #loose women, #yellowstone, #lake tahoeThis is a special SEEK Bytes drop outside the regular Season 3 line-up because the recent Axios NPM hack is too important to kristin smart ignore. In this episode of SEEK Bytes the crew sit down with Eldar Marcussen from SEEKs offensive security team to unpack what actually happened, why supply-chain attacks are so scary, and what you should do today to reduce your risk.In this episode youll learn: What a supply-chain attack really is how a single malicious dependency in a trusted package like Axios can silently run on thousands of machines, and why closed-source software isnt magically safer. What to do if you think youve been hit practical first moves for companies and individuals: rotating keys, rebuilding or containerising machines, reviewing logs, and knowing we bury the dead when to call in your security team. How to raise the bar for attackers simple habits like pinning and ageing dependencies, using tools like Docker and alternative package managers, relying carmen consoli on built-in protection like Windows Defender, and staying alert to sketchy extensions and too good to be true downloads. Follow so you dont miss future special drops like this plus our regular Season 3 episodes every week.
Tag: #Minaccia, #loose women, #yellowstone, #lake tahoeThis is a special SEEK Bytes drop outside the regular Season 3 line-up because the recent Axios NPM hack is too important to kristin smart ignore. In this episode of SEEK Bytes the crew sit down with Eldar Marcussen from SEEKs offensive security team to unpack what actually happened, why supply-chain attacks are so scary, and what you should do today to reduce your risk.In this episode youll learn: What a supply-chain attack really is how a single malicious dependency in a trusted package like Axios can silently run on thousands of machines, and why closed-source software isnt magically safer. What to do if you think youve been hit practical first moves for companies and individuals: rotating keys, rebuilding or containerising machines, reviewing logs, and knowing we bury the dead when to call in your security team. How to raise the bar for attackers simple habits like pinning and ageing dependencies, using tools like Docker and alternative package managers, relying carmen consoli on built-in protection like Windows Defender, and staying alert to sketchy extensions and too good to be true downloads. Follow so you dont miss future special drops like this plus our regular Season 3 episodes every week.